Resumen de Libros y bibliotecas en la vida sociopolítica de Ignacio Ramírez, el Nigromante

Felipe Meneses Tello, María de los Ángeles Avelar Mayer

• español

  A más de 200 años de su natalicio, se estudian y analizan algunos perfiles de la vida de Ignacio Ramírez, personaje famoso en la historia política del siglo XIX. Escritor, poeta, periodista, abogado, profesor, político e ideólogo liberal mexicano, muestra el modelo del intelectual que habría de surgir a la vida pública, teniendo como base un recio marco cultural de libros y bibliotecas, de intensa dedicación a la lectura crítica. En este sentido, se infiere que las colecciones bibliográficas que tuvo a su alcance le permitieron figurar notablemente en las diferentes etapas de su quehacer intelectual, esto es como lector y autor, escritor y orador, maestro y periodista, vate y jurisconsulto, funcionario y reformador. Asimismo, se explora la influencia de su trabajo político en la creación de importantes instituciones bibliotecarias durante el movimiento de la Reforma y el periodo de la República Restaurada.

• English

  More than 200 years after his birth, various facets of Ignacio Ramírez life are studied and analyzed. Ramírez was a well-known character in 19th century’s political history. As a Mexican writer, poet, journalist, lawyer, teacher, politician and liberal ideologue, he portrays the model of the intellectual that sprang to public life based on a robust cultural framework of books and libraries, and a strong dedication to critical reading. In this context, it is inferred that the book collections in the libraries at his disposal had a notable effect on the various stages of his academic endeavors. In other words, they shaped his work as scholar, reader and author, writer and speaker, teacher and journalist, foreseer and legal adviser, as a civil servant and reformer. Additionally, the influence of his political work in the creation of important libraries during the Reform movement and the Restored Republic period is explored.